The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-01
Various and All About.

FTeSu anu ueliclOus Led Sdhes "L Lofe-
lace's. Try them.
We invite attention to the notice OF
| lost notes in another column.
See notice in another column of B. II.
Cline and Jacob Ehrhardt as executors.
The attention of the creditors OF Henry
Lake, deceased, is called to notice in
another column.
For Redmond's pure hand made corn
whiskey call on J. F. Wheeler. See
notice in another column.
Grand tournament and barbecue at
Chappells to-day. Every preparation
has been made to make it grand sue
cess.
Unknown parties made raid on Mrs.
L. e. Hunters hen rooSt and pig pen OIL
last Wednesday night and stole seven
chickens and pig.
The union service on next Sunday
night will be held in the Baptist church
and the sermon will be preached by Rev.
J. L. Stokes of the Methodist church.
Members Of the Luther Chapel congre-
CATION at Newberry are invited to read
the notice of Free Scholarship in New
berry College, to be found in another
column.
Persons holding school claims against
Newberry County are requested to pre-
sent the same to School Commissioner
Sale on or before 18th of September for
approval. See notice.
The Utopia Farmers Club will meet
at New Chapel church on the second
Saturday, 10th day, of September. The
public is invited. There will possibly be
some public sr,aking.
The Lutheran Sunday-school will
meet hereafter at half past four o'clock
in the afternoon instead Of nine in the
morning. The change was made last
Sunday and will go into operation at
once.
A decided shock of earthquake was felt
in Newberry last Saturday morning at
4.55 a. m. Another shock was felt Sun
day night about II o'clock. Both were
accompanied by the usual rumbling
noise.
What do our young folks think Of
''Love Under a Parasol in Conductors
Cab," as the subject for a dime novel ?
A certain freight conductor on the G. &
G.. r. R. says he has the facts and will
likely have his book ready for the press
soon.
EDominick s. Lovelace have made more
improvements in their ginning arrange
rangements and are prepared to do this
work in first class style. See notice.
Mems and youths prayermeeting in
Y. NJ. c. A. Hall this, Thursday, night
at $50. Subiect-''What was the Sc
cret of Joseph's success:" Gen. 39th
chapter. LeaderS-E. H. Aull and j.
A. Burton. All are invited. Come!
Rev. Sidney T. Riser, has returned
from Charleston, where he has been
preaching for the English Lutheran
churches during the past two months.
He has call to serve temporarily the
Lutheran church at Stanton, Va, and
will leave Friday for that place.
Yesterday morning Mr. Ham Bobb
left his wagon with two mules hitched to
it, for moment until he stepped into
Mr.. Todd's store. The mules started
away with the wagon and ran into Maj.
Jones carriage overturning it, just as the
driver was turning the corner to give the
street to the mules. No one was in the
carriage and the damage was slight.
Mr.. R. W. Boone, of this city. the
Sentinel is reliably informed has perfected
arrangements to 90 into the banking
business in Waynesville, N. C. lie will
have associated with him a brother Of
Mr.. C. A. Boone, of this city. Mr.. R. W.
Boone will not give up his sash and blind
business in this city however, but will
leave it in the hands of the present able
manager, Mr.. A. Hughes.-South Florida
(Orlando) Sentinel.